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Documentation

Transport Documentation: ONLY the transport document and Emergency Information must be placed in the holder shown below. A transport document is required for any amount of dangerous goods carried for hire or reward: Transport Document Outline see button below.

EPGs can be reproduced to comply with the ADG Code and are required for a placard load of dangerous goods. ANZ-ERG2021 is available free of charge. It may be reproduced without further permission only if the copy accurately reproduces the entire content (text, format and colours) of this document without modification. Modified copies are not approved emergency information satisfying obligations of the ADG code and associated legislation.
Source Australian Dangerous Goods Code | National Transport Commission (ntc.gov.au).

We also have available an A4 size holder and Vehicle Fire Guide.

An emergency information holder must be securely placed on a road vehicle:
(a) on the inside of a door of the cabin; or
(b) immediately adjacent to a door of the cabin; or
(c) if the construction of the vehicle does not allow the holder to be attached to the inside of or adjacent to a cabin door – elsewhere in the cabin of the vehicle, provided that the position of the holder is identified on a notice affixed to the inside of the driver’s door of the cabin.
Any emergency information holder that is located other than as specified above must be visible and accessible.

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Jacob Carr

Course Instructor
Jacob has over ten years’ experience in the transport of dangerous goods across New Zealand and Australia. He began his career with a small biotechnology company in New Zealand and more recently worked as a Warehouse Manager for an Australian scientific supplies organisation. In these roles, he was directly responsible for the manual handling, storage, packing, and consignment of dangerous goods transported by both road and sea.
 
Jacob has a comprehensive and detailed understanding of dangerous goods legislation, codes, and regulatory guidelines. He holds the TAE40116 – Certificate IV in Training and Assessment, TLID0018 – Prepare Dangerous Goods for Transport, and TLILIC0001 – Licence to Transport Dangerous Goods by Road, HLTPAT005 – Collect Specimen for Drugs of Abuse Testing. He has also successfully completed AMSA-approved Maritime General Awareness and Maritime Function-Specific Dangerous Goods training.
 
Jacob is passionate about designing and delivering accurate, appropriately detailed training materials. His training is presented in a logical, structured manner and broken down into clear, easy-to-understand components to support effective learning outcomes.

Fiona Glancy

Director
Fiona has had over 20 years’ experience in strategic management, governance and project management. With her vast knowledge in team management combined with outstanding communication skills, Fiona is a unique and valuable asset to DGS. The personal relationships Fiona has built throughout her careers sees DGS integrated as a key delivery partner with participants to provide services across industries. This leads to DGS not only gaining continuous business but also new business through referrals.